UFL is an online football game where you create and manage your own club. You’ll compete against other players in ranked matches, starting by building your team, choosing how they play, and gradually improving your players through gameplay and advancement.
Unlock Combat Simulation in Main Story Chapter 1 “Cat’s Lost & Found”
In Arknights: Endfield, Facility Blueprints are essential for upgrading your base. They unlock new buildings like workshops and production areas, letting you create and automate more things. Essentially, each blueprint you get is both a key to new possibilities and a marker of your progress. If you’re feeling lost, check out our Facility Blueprint Guide for help.
Planet Party Time is a fun game that combines the creativity of planet building with the excitement of social gaming. You can design and develop your own world, then jump into over 120 mini-games and play with up to 32 friends!
In Hero Goblins, the goal is to keep spawning new goblins. When the last goblin from your current group is defeated, a banner appears on the battlefield. This gives you a limited time to use the hero’s ability, which then spawns a fresh wave of goblins right where the banner is located.
As reported by Vogue, Robbie’s stylist, Andrew Mukamal, reached out to Fein-Hughes hoping to design something exceptional for the promotional events surrounding the release.
Players are especially excited about the two new characters joining the game, as well as the upcoming adjustments to how different characters play – often called balance changes.
Nintama Rantaro: Jumping Puzzle Rank Up! is a lively action puzzle game inspired by the popular anime series. While it might look a little like Ninja Hattori at first glance, this game follows Rantarou and his friends on a quest to find the headmaster’s missing treasure, using flying and crashing attacks in charming battles.
The actor portraying Amy Silva shared a photo on Instagram from the set, featuring her alongside Rose Leslie, who plays her character’s partner, Kristen Longacre.
When Monster Hunter Wilds first came out, many players agreed it was fun, but also had serious performance issues on PCs. Over time, the conversation changed, focusing less on the gameplay itself and more on those frustrating technical problems.